Max und Moritz (1959)

German television film (1959)
Movie television_film Q138702190
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Max und Moritz (1959)

Summary

Max und Moritz (1959) is a television film[1].

Key Facts

  • Max und Moritz (1959)'s instance of is recorded as television film[2].
  • Max und Moritz (1959)'s director is recorded as Theo Mezger[3].
  • Max und Moritz (1959)'s screenwriter is recorded as Wilhelm Busch[4].
  • Max und Moritz (1959)'s screenwriter is recorded as Theo Mezger[5].
  • Max und Moritz (1959)'s composer is recorded as Rolf Unkel[6].
  • Max und Moritz (1959)'s genre is recorded as comedy film[7].
  • Max und Moritz (1959)'s based on is recorded as Max and Moritz[8].
  • Max und Moritz (1959)'s cast member is recorded as Flory Jacobi[9].
  • Max und Moritz (1959)'s cast member is recorded as Walter Thurau[10].
  • Max und Moritz (1959)'s cast member is recorded as Klaus Höhne[11].
  • Max und Moritz (1959)'s cast member is recorded as Curt Condé[12].
  • Max und Moritz (1959)'s cast member is recorded as Karl Bockx[13].
  • Max und Moritz (1959)'s production company is recorded as Süddeutscher Rundfunk[14].
  • Max und Moritz (1959)'s original language of film or TV show is recorded as German[15].
  • Max und Moritz (1959)'s original broadcaster is recorded as Das Erste[16].
  • Max und Moritz (1959)'s color is recorded as black-and-white[17].
  • Max und Moritz (1959)'s country of origin is recorded as Germany[18].
  • Max und Moritz (1959)'s publication date is recorded as +1959-12-19T00:00:00Z[19].
  • Max und Moritz (1959)'s title is recorded as Max und Moritz[20].
  • Max und Moritz (1959)'s fernsehserien.de ID is recorded as filme/max-und-moritz-1959[21].

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Class ancestry

  1. [1] . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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